Author Archives: dgermann
Scolding for
Grand people can transfer value across generations by scolding for :- Doug.
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When we have left?
What is left when we old ones have left? :- Doug.
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Angel in that child
There’s an angel in that child urging her up and out and in that elder as well :- Doug.
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Make one’s soul
Each one when old has the possibility to make one’s own soul. :- Doug.
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Future meets past
The future meets the past in us, the elders. :- Doug.
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We, at the pinnacle
We, at the pinnacle of our humanity Choose—or not—to imagine a higher stage And higher still—in all the grandchildren :- Doug.
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What can we leave?
What can we leave for the grandchildren? :- Doug.
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Why are we still here?
Why are we still here? (If not a little for the grandchildren?) :- Doug.
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Plants, animals, clouds
Plants, animals, and clouds we become for the grandchildren. :- Doug.
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The matured imagination
Only the matured imagination can serve the generations. :- Doug.
Aging as opportunity
Aging might be opportunity for the grandchildren. :- Doug.
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Gentle hands on levers
Gentle hands on levers, softly open embraces, slight push releasing a toy sail boat on this pond: Elders giving to the grandchildren. :- Doug.
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Kinds of development
Eldering moves beyond personal development to world development. :- Doug.
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